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September 10, 2026

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Business
Why Massachusetts is still one of the best places in the world to build a startup right now
Federal funding cuts are creating headwinds, but experts say the Bay State's deep talent pool isn't going anywhere.
By Tréa Lavery | TLavery@masslive.com
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Mass. communities mark 25th anniversary of 9/11 with ceremonies, tributes
Massachusetts communities are holding ceremonies, tributes, and events across the state to mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, honoring victims, survivors and first responders.
By Liesel Nygard | LNygard@masslive.com and MassLive Express Desk
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Ne Where
How one of the world’s best steakhouses curated its new location just for Boston
London-founded Hawksmoor opened its first New England location in Boston's Fort Point with a promise to make diners feel right at home.
By David Cifarelli | dcifarelli@masslive.com
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Do U.S. schools require 9/11 education? It depends on the state
As of today, a third of Americans were born after the attacks.
By Claudia Dimuro | cdimuro@pennlive.com
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Sports
Patriots
Patriots mailbag: Concern over A.J. Brown’s injury; What was Drake Maye thinking on final throw?
MassLive Patriots reporter Mark Daniels answered your questions about the team after its 13-10 loss to the Seahawks including concern over A.J. Brown and Drake Maye's thought process on his final interception.
By Lauren Campbell | LCampbell@masslive.com and Mark Daniels | mdaniels@masslive.com
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Patriots notes: An A.J. Brown injury, Christian Gonzalez’s new deal ‘a relief,’ a possible silver lining in Seattle and more
There was plenty to glean beyond Drake Maye's late interceptions in Wednesday's 13-10 loss to the Seahawks.
By Chris Mason | cmason@masslive.com
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Drake Maye, Patriots take a worrisome step back in second-half collapse
A 10-point lead evaporated in Seattle as Maye's fourth-quarter meltdown overshadowed a promising start and cost New England a winnable game.
By Matt Vautour | mvautour@masslive.com
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